State News
House Will Go Into 2nd Day Of Special Session
After Democrats block efforts to get a 2/3 majority vote in the House, a second day of special session will be held tomorrow.
Senate Passes Bill To Let Gov. Bryant Spend Savings
Mississippi Senate voted to lift the $50 mil cap on Bryant's ability to pull from "rainy day fund."
Mississippi Highway Patrol To Begin Holiday Enforcement
MHP is set to begin their 4th of July enforcement period this week.
Appeals Court Opens Way For Mississippi To Resume Executions
Mississippi could resume executions as early as July.
Video: Judge Blocks Part Of Mississippi's Anti-LGBT Law
A federal judge says Mississippi clerks cannot recuse themselves from issuing marriage licenses by citing religious objections.
Fire Damages Auburn Building
Lowder Hall Damaged In Blaze
Gov. Bryant Calls For Special Legislative Session
In the midst of a budget shortfall, the Mississippi governor has called for a special session.
U.S. Judge Hears Arguments Over Mississippi Anti-LGBT Law
A professor says Mississippi is the only state to enact a law listing specific religious beliefs to be protected in reaction to the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Alabama Inmate Says U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Blocks Execution
Convict Says Strokes Make It Impossible For Him To Understand His Fate
Birmingham To Get Unlikely Visitors
Travel Snafu Leads To Unexpected Trip
Hinds County DA Charged With Helping Accused Criminals
Hinds County's District Attorney is arrested and charged with helping criminals illegally.
Video: New Financial Aid Rules Face Incoming College Students
A new state wide regulation could affect college students' financial aid status.
Tuscaloosa Nabs Equipment Thieves
Items Taken From Four Counties
Judge Approves Alabama Death Penalty
Reverses Trial Court Ruling
Man Accused Of Trying To Poison Relative
Tuscaloosa Resident Spiked Juice With Bleach